HomeMy WebLinkAboutConcrete Recycling - GRD Letters / Memos - 4/26/2000 MASON COUNTY
DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING
BUILDING I . 411 N. 5TH ST. • P.O. BOX 578
SHELTON, WASHINGTON 98584 • (360) 427-9670
April 26, 2000
Allen Shearer
Allen Shearer Trucking and Landscape Supply
P.O. Box 789
Belfair WA 98528
RE: Concrete Recycling at 121 NE Log Yard Road, Belfair
Dear Mr. Shearer:
Upon discussing at an April 26, 2000 meeting the recent receipt of concrete debris materials at
your landscape supply business, Mason County Planning Department staff finds that no
additional permitting from this department is needed, as this material is expected to be
processed by crushing and reused for road base material. No critical areas are known to exist
on this property and, if handled as requested by Mason County Department of Health Services,
the concrete debris should not cause hazardous conditions and should be considered as part of
the materials processing at your business site.
If you have additional questions, you may contact me at Mason County Planning Department
at (360) 427-9670 or 275-4467, extension 365,
Sincerely,
Allan Borden
Senior Planner
cc: file, MCDHS
U4/'25%UU TUE U6:24 FAX 3604277798 MASON COUNTY BL) 3 Z 003
' s
VvAC 173-304-300(3)(e)...
V IAC 173-304-300(3)(I)-All waste recycling facilities shall comply with applicable local,
state and federal law and regulations, including but not limited to environmental
regulations and laws.
It is important to meet each of these regulations or you will be required to obtain a solid
waste permit. It is also important that you meet with Mason County Building and Mason
County Planning to ensure that you will meet with any requirements or concerns they
may have regarding your project. Having been exempted for a permit by Mason Cotmiy
Health does not release you from meeting other county,state and federal regulations.
To address the issue of the 2,562.90 cubic yards (3,417,240 lbs.)of concrete already
at 121 NE Log 'Yard Rd. As stated in our earlier discussions any buried inert
waste over two thousand cubic yards rewires a solid waster permit. Due to the fact you U r �ecgc%
are already over the 2000 cubic yard requirement you must remove a minimum of 562.90
cubic yards of concrete from the ground or apply for a solid waste permit. It is essential
you realize a solid waste permit will be required if you add anymore solid waste to this
site.
Solid waste is defined,in WAC 173-340-100(73),as all putrescible and nonputrescible
solid and semisolid wastes,including but not limited to garbage,rubbish, ashes,industrial
wastes, swill,demolition and convrruction wastes, abandoned vehicles or parts thereof,
and discarded commodities. This includes all liquid, solid and semisolid, materials which
arc not the primary products of public,private, industrial,commercial,mining, and
agricultural operations. Solid waste includes but is not limited to sludge from wastewater
treatment plants and septage,from septic tanks,woodwaste,dangerous waste, and
problem waste.
I can be reached at(360)427-9670 cxt. 555 if you have any questions.
ft ctfully, .)
�W �.
Andrea Ungcr,RS
Environmental Health Specialist
Cc; Chuck Matthews,DOE
.Alleu Borden, Mason County Planning
G�.
�c� cn-2eo�a [L, ��¢G� �,�,G � Uvyr15 fb f'ALt c�c,e�
/� -r.A� tilWUr lie AP,'ate
i
10
.� �c del
C.�n re�,. ..�./i I i•.� /fu / / 4JG.r �Ti9 ��'l
i
(N
`6 7/4
yr 7 ��K,
i
41
at)
G�/d✓��G� f�;S Gv�/C� GYM �prtr �s ; l< /Z
/ lilJttw� D r
/ 4—,—
awe
1 Ila 41-e �a ll t r� �lti A&IC, n �%�v� � �`at e-'
�/ �-
/0
/2
7lvL�
i
i
i